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Basic editor, is there one?

Been looking here and found nothing. Looking online and found nothing!

I am looking for a editor where I can write basic program with line numbers coming up as I format it.  If there is not a tool like this... maybe a idea for the smart ones here!

If there is a tool like this in Q&A, then I will delete this post. But I did not find it.

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Basic editor, is there one?

Been looking here and found nothing. Looking online and found nothing!

I am looking for a editor where I can write basic program with line numbers coming up as I format it.  If there is not a tool like this... maybe a idea for the smart ones here!

If there is a tool like this in Q&A, then I will delete this post. But I did not find it.
https://dnotq.io/tidbit/tidbit.html

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55 minutes ago, oddemann said:

Basic editor, is there one?  Been looking here and found nothing. Looking online and found nothing!  I am looking for a editor where I can write basic program with line numbers coming up as I format it.  If there is not a tool like this... maybe a idea for the smart ones here!

 

Both TI Basic and TI Extended Basic (not finding LOAD program) start up in their respective editors. Issue the NUM command to be prompted with line numbers starting at 100 with a step of 10. After each line entered the next line number appears awaiting your pleasure. You terminate entry of lines by entering an empty line. If you want to start at a different line number, add the starting line number to the NUM command. You can change the line number increment from 10 by adding a comma and the new increment:

NUM          <---editor prompt starting at default line 100 with default increment of 10
NUM ,20      <---editor prompt starting at default line 100 with increment of 20
NUM 1000     <---editor prompt starting at line 1000 with default increment of 10
NUM 1500,3   <---editor prompt starting at line 1500 with increment of 3

 

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Hmmm RXB has a ton of Editor Commands thanks to Miller Graphic add on code.

copy lines

COPY start line-end line,new start line,increment

 

delete lines

DEL start line-end line

 

list lines

LIST "device name":line length:line number-line number

 

move lines

MOVE start line-end line,new start line,increment

 

sequence lines

RES initial line,increment

 

sequence lines

RES initial line,increment,start line-end line

 

 

 

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18 hours ago, arcadeshopper said:

https://dnotq.io/tidbit/tidbit.html

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That is the type I was looking for... looks like it is still under development?

Thx, Lee! Yes I know that one. To you and RXB, I want to do the editing outside of the TI, to restricted to do editing on the TI.

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1 hour ago, oddemann said:

That is the type I was looking for... looks like it is still under development?

Thx, Lee! Yes I know that one. To you and RXB, I want to do the editing outside of the TI, to restricted to do editing on the TI.

On-line version from  OldCS1's site (See thread):

https://tidbit99.com/

 

There is another site on line that will allow you to do the same thing.

http://nivelleringslikaren.eu/ti994a_basic/

 

Finally, you can use the TIPI web interface (if you have a TIPI) to manually enter BASIC/XBASIC code.

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1 hour ago, oddemann said:

That is the type I was looking for... looks like it is still under development?

Thx, Lee! Yes I know that one. To you and RXB, I want to do the editing outside of the TI, to restricted to do editing on the TI.

Hmmm you can make a DV80 files on TI Writer or Text Editor to do that on TI99/4A RXB cart.

 

Example is a demo file I have created that is 480 sectors, mostly of loading and running XB programs all converted to text and loaded using CALL USER

 

 

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